Mongoose Description
Mongoose transforms a software product, device, or appliance into a web-accessible server accessible via a browser. Mongoose is used to add a Web-accessible control box to a device. This is one of the most popular use cases. Tutorials and ready-to-go examples for common functions like authentication, live logs, and video streaming. Mongoose makes it easy to create APIs to remotely control your device or app via browser, mobile phone or automation tools. Mongoose can be used with a JSON library that is extremely efficient, lightweight, and MIT-licensed. Real-time, full duplex communication via MQTT and Websocket. You can exchange plain data or wrap data in JSON to use JSON - RPC! Mongoose transforms a software product, an appliance, or device into a web-accessible server accessible via a browser. Upload your device data to the cloud server of choice. You can either use a third-party cloud provider or create your own.
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Pricing
Free Version:
Yes
Company Details
Company:
Mongoose
Headquarters:
Ireland
Website:
mongoose.ws/
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